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Low coal prices one factor that will limit short-term growth in Northeast B.C., says Central 1

Low coal prices one factor that will limit short-term growth in Northeast B.C., says Central 1

Economic expansion in northeast British Columbia will be slow this year and next, according to a Central 1 Credit Union report issued September 10, with employment shrinking 4% this year. The economy in the region – which includes Fort St.
Monument Mining to acquire gold project in Australia

Monument Mining to acquire gold project in Australia

Vancouver’s Monument Mining (TSX-V:MMY) has entered into an agreement to purchase 100% of the Tuckanarra gold project in Western Australia from Phosphate Australia Limited.
Mass resignations mar Mercator Minerals

Mass resignations mar Mercator Minerals

The entire leadership team at Vancouver’s troubled Mercator Minerals has been picked clean.
Canadian mining companies could benefit from establishing rare earth projects in Lapland

Canadian mining companies could benefit from establishing rare earth projects in Lapland

Vast stretches of northern Europe’s wilderness will soon host more Canadian, British, Australian and other companies going ahead with several mining projects in Lapland, a region that covers Finland, Sweden, Norway and Russia.
Higher bean costs hit local coffee trade

Higher bean costs hit local coffee trade

But smaller Metro Vancouver roasters are avoiding global price spikes, for now
Brucejack has high ore value and few hurdles to clear

Brucejack has high ore value and few hurdles to clear

The proposed gold mine has local First Nation support and requires no tailings pond
Northern B.C. politicians blast Trudeau for fracking ban comments

Northern B.C. politicians blast Trudeau for fracking ban comments

Some politicians in Northeast British Columbia are saying even a temporary halt to fracking could have dire effects on the region that one of the front-runners in the 2015 prime minister’s race may not have fully considered, based on recent comments.
Fortress Paper sells its bank note security division for $17.5m

Fortress Paper sells its bank note security division for $17.5m

Vancouver’s Fortress Paper (TSX:FTP) is selling all shares in its bank note security subsidiary, Fortress Optical Features, to Nanotech Security Corp. (TSX-V:NTS) for $17.5 million.
Global mining deals up in first half of 2014

Global mining deals up in first half of 2014

Global mining deals picked up in the first half of 2014 and are likely to continue that way for the rest of the year, a SNL Metals & Mining study released Friday shows.
Imperial Metals signs agreement with Tahltan Central Council over Red Chris mine

Imperial Metals signs agreement with Tahltan Central Council over Red Chris mine

Imperial Metals (TSX:III) announced August 26 that it has entered into an agreement with the Tahltan Central Council (TCC) over the Red Chris mine project.